- Lyft wants to catch up with Uber on robotaxi platform adoption - Lyft announced three partnership agreements at once - The partners are three startups: May Mobility, Mobileye and Nexar - All of them should help Lyft gain a foothold in the robotaxi market - The first two startups are developing autonomous technologies - The startup Nexar is producing video recorders - Lyft and May Mobility will launch robotaxis in the Atlanta market in 2025 - Mobileye integrates Mobileye Drive solution for cars - Any such vehicles will be able to connect to the Lyft network - Mobileye Drive is available on a range of models from VW, Schaeffler and others. - When the first such robotaxis will appear on the platform is unclear - Nexar and Lyft plan to merge their data for R&D purposes - That's 45 petabytes of video footage about 200 million miles driven/month. - Lyft will provide historical and anonymized trip data